Nothing fancy, but the bread turned out very nice. My daughter called me at work to tell me how good it is. For the first time, she has requested a rye bread (instead of the usual challah) to take back to school. Those caraway seeds make a big difference. The link has a full description of the process and even includes a picture of alien bakers outside a bakery in Roswell, N.M. Read on at http://108breads.blogspot.com/2013/06/breads-26-getting-closer-to-rye.html
P.S. I would have included a picture of the Roswell bakery, but it is on my other computer.
hydration this would be a sticky, gooey mess to work with. I'm guessing you added enough flour to get it to 80% hydration and make it workable. Wish we could see the star - what an exciting slash! It has to be very fine tasting bread. One of my favorite combination of flours. We love aliens around here too!
Happy baking,